2006 Highlights World Championship Ju Jitsu

[xixnejixix]

its different from BJJ. any one of these guys would get there asses submitted in a pure grappeling match...you cant compare the two just because they have similar names, BJJ is a branch of jujitsu, just like jujitsu is a branch of judo, just like judo is a branchof marital arts in general. dont be such ignorant trolls lol they are different art forms

[RsGhost1]

@xixnejixix Jujutsu is not a branch of Judo..

[SGCBallistic]

this isnt ju  jitsu at all you fucks

[trijjj89]

Finally some real Japanese JuJutsu !!!

[MaximilianHorizon]

this is a great martial arts.... but I think that at least half of the moves wont work in a real fight.....

I mean... 100% on ground combats.... but I doubt the rest...

[dreem1walker]

So sad that the judges are so clearly home-favouring .. getting ippon-points to a meere koka -throw .. pathetic.

[KageJudoka]

@dreem1walker you're right, they give ippons for free 0o

[litusdelaspraderas]

Tekken BGM!!! xD

[kotetsu131]

Yeah good, none of that UFC crap.

[mopiq]

i freeking gonna learn this .. am 23 ..ist it already too late to start ?:))

[TheFearlass]

they have got skills:)

[Robopencil]

I understand this. I trained with a JJJ black belt. He said that he was at our BJJ club because he wanted to improve his ground game.

He taught us a bit of standup, and to be honest it didn't come across as effective.

The techniques look nice, but in a real fight, the first thing to go is fine motor control. You need exaggerated, simple, and effective techniques. Not fancy arm waving techniques that require reaction times that almost no one is capable of.

[pepi296]

fuck this

[hungmanhtran]

this is how it looked when it considered for the Olympics. i don't know if it ever got got full medal status. anybody have any insight to that?

[romulostilojjitsu]

jiu-jitsu brasileiro!!!!!

[idontbelieveok]

nah, wrong

[jyri94]

hokytoryu jujutsu is the best !

[kappanisan]

What ju jutsu school is this? is a Ryu-ha from Japan? like Kito-ryu or Ten-jin-ryuu?

[FGOD03]

it's like disney show... broadway show... vegas show

[barnhartwill]

This isn't jiu jitsu, its some kind of HIYAAAAA kirate tournament lol....

[theISAACsilly]

its jujitsu not jiujitsu....

=)

[xKaRiSmA]

10th planet all day

[00corin00]

nice

[fragilez]

this has just turned into my fav martial arts

[parstanggren]

come on, show us some real fights, not dual :(

[bladerunnerdb]

This is real jujitsu. BJJ is an excellent art but has it flaws ie bad stand up. It also reinvents the wheel, ie the omoplata and the twister for example. Both techniques have long been practised in jujitsu. Each art is a product of its time and equally valid. Without the older arts BJJ, MMA NHB wouldn't exist, they too will become dated,the fundamental principles however are the same. Style based arrogance is immature and ignorant. Neither is real combat, they have referees. Real fights don't.

[chadjitsu1]

for all of you that think this is gay come to the team trials and try out for the team. Hopefully you weigh between 187 and 207

[jsloan5216]

this is just gay

[jujiteka]

this is no jiu jitsu.

this is ju jitsu!!!

[Threron]

In a large part of the world the word jiujitsu also refers to traditional japanese jujitsu. Jiujitsu and jujitsu are basicly the same thing. People should use the word "brazilian jiujitsu" if they are referring to BJJ to avoid confusion.

[judorican]

you are right!! japanese ju jitsu is the father of judo bjj karate aikido!!

[purenathan]

Jiu Jutsu started out in africa >_> ACTUALLY

[erikmoua]

no wonder they fight like that hahaha

[nickmoraes]

I practice Brazilian jiu jitsu- i'm a Nova Uniao Competitor. I can say this has only a bit of jiu jitsu. I saw only the traumatic part of the art. The main part wicht is guard, arm bars and stuff. i saw it very few.

[Retsons]

il jujitsu è nato dai Samurai in giappone come arte di difesa per i signori feudali..l'india nn centra niente..assolutamente NNTE!!!!

[chomerly]

Jitsubr:

It is thought that martial arts originated in India and worked it's way to China, then thought to have worked it's way in many forms over to Japan. Though you call it Karate & Judo Bullshit, you'll find that it's a battlefield martial art designed to help warriors defeat opponents during the feudal era when warriors lost their swords. Their armour was heavy and cumbersome so required a style to deal with it hence Jiu-Jitsu. Brazilian Jiu Jitsu was taught in Brazil by a Japanese master.

[ByAnyAndAllMeans]

yes BJJ was created from kodokan judo.

karate is a okinawan art not japanese and judo was not used in feudal japan it a budo which was created in that late 19th century.

btw i dont think any budo was a battlefield art the japanese koryu were the battlefield arts....

[assss2005]

bla bla bla India)

[assss2005]

i know this sport.. i practice it.. it is from Japan...

[Retsons]

this is jujitsu..STOP who don't known this sport and its rules MUST remain in silence!!!

[CCKsoldier]

Most people think of Jiu-Jitsu as in terms of BJJ and MMA. They don't understand the difference between full contact competition and point competition.

(jitsubr is a douche)

[jitsubr]

hahahahahaha judo with karate... bullshit. i like to see some of this "fighters" in the MMA hahahaha

Brazilian Jiu Jitsu rules.

[cm0070]

If there was no Judo or Karate, there would be no Japanese Jiu Jitsu and without that, there would be no BJJ. And brazillians are quite fortunate that a Japanese master decided to head over there in the first place.

[purenathan]

........Judo came from Jiu Jutsu......and Karate kinda did too sooooooooo <_< the fuck you talkin bout?

[cm0070]

fumble, you're right I mixed them up

[drdankness]

the dude purenathan's got it right.

[wongandy1]

Does anyone know wether this is a japanese jiu jitsu tournament or a brazilian jiu jitsu tournament?

[blacksonblacks]

AH WHAT THE HELL is this nonsense

[matouseknl]

Studio Sport rules! lol, anyway this is so different from bjj competitions, i hardly see any grappling ... helaas, When I move back to Holland I'll introduce you to some real grappling straight from SoCal!

[mockmck]

Most of these are at the mundials *the real jiu jitsu championships*

as you watch you can tell how much more realistic it is

[Robopencil]

Actually, Brazilian Jiu Jitsu developed from Judo. JJJ and BJJ are vastly different martial arts. I respect Japanese Jiu Jitsu, but it produces a very different fighter than BJJ. Despite using many of the same techniques, the fact that BJJ practitioners train only to grapple and spar with resisting opponents on a daily basis makes for much better grapplers. And though I hate to generalize anything, I think grappling has proved to be probably the most dominating form of martial art out there.

[acam96]

from what i have read and looked up i was under the impression brazilian jiu jitsu came from japanese jiu jitsu.

[Patthecleaner]

yeah, I thought so too, until I found out it was developped by a Judo master with the Gracie's, then the Gracie's went on to hone the new system (it was called Brazilian Jiu Jistu apparently because at the time there was little distinction between Judo and Jiu-Jitsu, therefore it became known as BJJ).

[acam96]

i read the gracies were trained in japanese jiu jitsu. so from what you've said brazilian jiu jitsu was created from the ground techniques of japanese jiu jitsu and techinques from judo?

[Patthecleaner]

They were trained in judo by Mitsuyo Maeda who was skilled in ground techniques and modified the martial art.

[acam96]

ahh gotcha thanks for clearin that up for me

[bladerunnerdb]

When Kano started his form of Judo, he challenged other Jujitsu masters in a safe competition, upon which Judo was founded. The only school to allegedly defeat Kanos Judo was a ground based Jujitsu fighting style, I forget the name, possibly the forerunner of BJJ. Consequently Kano included newaza (ground fighting) in his syllabus.

[rhshoss07]

Except that Judo came from JJJ, which is why I said BJJ came from JJJ. A lot of BJJ is based around having rules and sport fighting. A good JJJ school teaches groundwork, but also includes many other forms of attack and defense because it is based on an actual military art used by the samurai. Some will say it had roots elsewhere as well, but for JJJ specifically, it was designed for combat situations. However, in sport, you cannot just go snap a wrist, or punching someone's throat to set a move

[Robopencil]

Have you ever watched a karate tournament? In training, they teach a lot of fancy blocks. But in the actual tournaments it's not uncommon to see competitors just trade punches and kicks, blocking maybe 1 out of 10 attacks.

BJJ is used by multiple militaries, including the US btw.

[rhshoss07]

Of course, you can always find some useful move in any art, but JJJ was used as combat training for the samurai. Meaning that was their fighting. The actual point I was making is that JJJ is used for a variety of situations because real fights are much more dynamic then two guys in a ring.

[Robopencil]

"Was" used in combat. JJJ is in the same boat as Judo and BJJ now.

BJJ took all the effective ground elements from Judo (which took the most effective throws, trips, and ground elements from JJJ) and incorporated them into a single system (that has evolved to surpass Judo and JJJ on the ground).

I have to say that I've never seen a street fight that is as dynamic as a mixed martial arts fight.

How many street thugs practice boxing, muay thai, brazilian jiu jitsu, and wrestling 6 hours a day?

[nixondelima]

bjj doesnt come from judo, man.. get back to the books..

[Robopencil]

Yes it does. BJJ came from Kodokan Judo.

[nixondelima]

u have no idea what u saying, get a reality check

[Robopencil]

You're talking out of your ass. Go read an article, any article on the origins of Brazilian Jiu Jitsu.

Mtsuyo Maeda was a Kodokan Judoka. He emmigrated to Brazil and taught all that he knew to the Gracies. The Gracies took the techniques that he gave them, and altered them to require less strength.

They changed techniques, and added new ones. BJJ evolved from Judo.

You're the one who has no clue what he is talking about.

[vincespell]

Jigoro Kano was a Jiu-Jitsu Expert that created an art form from Jiu-Jitsu. He borrowed many techniques from Jiu-Jitsu because that was his discipline. Depending on what you read it tells you that Kano added throws to Jiu-Jitsu creating Judo, not Judo creating Jiu-Jitsu but records will also tell you he incorporated joint locks from Jiu-Jitsu into Judo. People assume that the Joint locks came from Judo because that's where they are seen most.

[vincespell]

It did not come from Judo, Jiu-Jitsu came from Jiu-Jitsu. You people say anything on here. JIgoro Kano was a Jiu-Jitsu expect who created Judo from Jiu-Jitsu. Did you understand that part Kano a Jiu-Jitsu Master created Judo from Jiu-Jitsu, Not Jiu-Jitsu from Judo. He borrowed from Jiu-Jitsu to create Judo, his contribution to Judo was the throws, most of the other techniques came from Jiu-Jitsu. A lake can come from a River a River can't come from a Lake.

[JSHEIFETZ]

Stop talking shit, man... Back you to the books. Surely, bjj come from the judo with some modifications, of course. A little more research and you will learn a lot, dude.

[nixondelima]

if judo is a standing art taht stops when it gets to the grouns and bjj involves it all plus all ground technique, why some fools still cant get it which comes first? yes, u´re dummies...train 20 years and then we´ll talk...screw u couch potatoes

[702decatur]

@nixondelima In fact it does you fucking retard.

[nixondelima]

u fuckin homo practitioner of that crap in the video can believe in any bullshit americans throw at u...kodokan is a school, bjj derives from the original form that was in india, long before it arrived in japan and kodokan was founded...chronological order hurts your shrunk brains, faggots...now go rehearse the next "match" or ppl may figure out how crap ur art is.

[Obzy09]

jujitsu comes from japan ?? are you a fucking moron

[nixondelima]

u cant read...u like ninjas, haha

[JEBSDUDES]

@Obzy09 it's true

[mathemagician1986]

were they all real fights? some seem staged...

[Tr3wl]

in jiu jitsu there are two combat systems (maybe more, I do not know them tho) - one where you actually fight against an oponent, and one where you show off your sweet moves etc..

In this vid, you can see both real fights (two people fighting AGAINST eachother), and staged fights, fights where people from the same team try to impress the jury with sweet moves. That's also why at some point you see 4 pairs standing on the medal stage (1 2 3 4th place thingy) instead of 4 singles

[bladerunnerdb]

Some were demonstrations. Kind of like two man kata. Very common in Jujitsu. Well done too.

[XMMAFANX]

How many styles of jiu jitsu is there, and I thought there was no striking, ive been taking jiu jitsu for three months but my dojo doesn't do striking.

[Armbar4you]

are you doing brazilian jiu jitsu?

[idontbelieveok]

this is how the original jujitsu is supposed to be. you're probably taking classes that only focus on grappling, and if you're in the states you're probably learning bjj.

[rhshoss07]

If you think this is not jiu jitsu, then you are ignorant. BJJ is the latest variation of jiu jitsu designed for sport which is jiu jitsu with only ground work. This is traditional jiu jitsu from japanese decent which includes striking, take-downs, and submissions.

[bladerunnerdb]

Well said.

[badbreed77]

hey does anyone else see this as NOT BEING JIU JITSU, I have been in MMA since 01 and BJJ since 05, nope not Jiu Jitsu

[shanakando]

hey don't you see this IS jiu jitsu. It's not BJJ... this is duo system and fighting system for the more traditional jiu jitsu...

[kennygob]

Haha... typical response of someone who has no real knowledge of martial arts. This is Jiu Jitsu, the same Jiu Jitsu that's been around for a hell of a lot longer than BJJ. This is where BJJ came from, developed for the weaker, smaller man. Of course, BJJ is now a dominant "sport", and has way more exposure, but you should really acknowledge your roots.

[mhootman]

you are retarded this is not jits

[pegajositoz]

THIS IS NOT JIU JITSU!!!!! in BJJ there are no KICK OR PUNCHS! its nice but i prefer jiu jitsu its more soft and more effective xD

[ran800]

THIS is jiu jitsu according to the rules of the JJIF, and also known as Ju jitsu!

So it's different from Bjj and MMA, wich are also great!

You know it al started in Japan with samurai, but the western world changed it in to so many things...(judo, jiu jitsu and/or ju jitsu, Bjj, mma,etc)

[packnsavenz]

technically it all started in India..

[joesober23]

definately not jiu jitsu.

[vitordefoe]

brazilian jiu-jitsu the best

[richardstewart26]

i heard that jiu-jitsu mite been in the 2012 olympics

[CorneliusVaro]

That was great thank you Mr. Assmann!!!

The scenes were very impressing, unfortunately not many scenes from the german fighters but it is a dutch video so the main point are the dutch fighters...but maybe you can produce some videos of the german ones???

Maybe -85 the final would be great!

[etanderson]

Most of this was demonstration forms...

[verseartist]

the signs and banners in the video read "judo".

[zimbiotics]

I might be mistaken, but this looks alot like judo then jiu-jitsu, when in jiu-jitsu has there been Ippon on a take downm, or throw, thats judo, in jiu-jitsu you submit the person not throw him to end the fight, i could be wrong though so please respond and tell me if I am

[CorneliusVaro]

See, you have 3 parts in ju-jitsu. 1)Kicking and Punching (light-contact) 2)Judo throws 3)Submission and you have two scores available -Ippon -Wazari To win a fight by Ippon you need to have one ippon in each part! To win by points you must have more points than the opponent after 3 minutes. A clear kick/punch scores 2 points A clear throw scores 2 points A grab handle (15 seconds) scores 2 points. A choke, armbar/lock (opponent is tapping) scores 3 points...everything else is 1 point, thats all

[LiLiM09]

how i wish i could go there!! great video thanks for sharin!

[koerdmc]

Echt een harde sport dit...

Ik doe het al lang en binnenkort de NH districtkampioenschappen @ Beverwijk...

Echt goed gemaaktt;)

[aliaspipi]

this sport jiujitsu,no japan jiujitsu

[BajoZer0]

this is japanese jujitsu.

[overgna94]

bravo pour le mix(-69fra)

[danielfbaldan]

Escreve direito mané! É ju-jitsu e não JIU-JITSU!

Luta de bixa! Brazilian Jiu-jitsu forever!! The Best!

[DerPurzel]

ju-jutsu forever!!!!!!!!!

[Naruwyn]

haha ik was erbij in 2006. Alle nederlanders ownde:P.

[ran800]

Er is idd veel meer in de wereld dan alleen boksen en bjj!!

Dit is een andere sport met andere regels, maar net als bij alle sporten moet je je er wel de schompers voor trainen!

dus zijn het allemaal bikkels

[aafkebraafke]

hee pikkut85

wat je zegt is helemaal niet waar.

ik sla wel gewoon hard met jiu-jitsu

en ik ben 2de van de jeugdwereldkampioenschappen geworden;)

dus zacht stoten zit er niet bij vriend

[pikkut85]

Ik doe boksen en bjj , wees eerlijk dit is toch geen punching meer , dekking zit bij hun heupen en veels teveel demonstratie .

[drikle]

Mja das normaal van dien demo, den helft van de filmfragmenten is een soort beurtrol gevecht. En over die dekking. Waarom moet die bij het hoofd zijn ? Omdat dat bij boksen zo is ? Ongeldige commentaar. Er is meer in de wereld dan alleen maar bjj en boksen.

[Moordrecht]

idd bij demos gaat het om de demonstratie en als je dekking bij je hoofd zit kun je je heel moeilijk tegen trappen en lage grepen verweren, maarja, met boksen heb je daar geen last van he?

[Miosh1]

Ej ruben, niels hier (van de maandag), nice filmpje :P

Tik barry van Bommel in op youtube en je ziet een filmpje van je duowedstrijd op het NK, weet niet of je hem al had gezien... najah later

[ran800]

Hey niels alles goed tijd geleden..heb dat andere filmpje ook zelf gemaakt alleen onder andere naam..

thanks anyway, groetjes aan je pa, ruben

[gkay17]

oh shit!!! not bad, baby, not bad.

[hiiampatrick1503]

hey geert met patrick mooi filmpje ik zit ook op jiu-jitsu onder ad knappers en ironisch genoeg was hij mijn vaders oude judo leraar van 40 jaar geleden ik heb nu bruine band hopelijk over een maand of 4 eindelijk zwart. als je in de buurt van rucphen woont (vlakbij roosendaal etten leur breda etc. kom dan een keertje kijken:P

[MBison12]

interesting

much more entertaining than straight bjj.

Are they doing the moves for real or is it choreographed?

[415Ridah]

its not choreographed....just that these people are fucking good.... i had never seen a takedown that quick b4....this shit is awesome

[Tazoki]

Good vid, finally some jiu-jitsu and not BJJ that is overflowing youtube.

[phantomkarate]

I thought there were no kicking or punches in judo and jiu-jitsu...why are these people kicking and punching

[Emp989]

There are kicks and punches in Jiu Jitsu, but not in Judo.

[Shaunton1]

There Kicking and punching in traditional Jujitsu, Not BJJ or Judo!

[KilliaK]

Te mooi gedaan zeker, geert, mooi filmpje :D

[2muchfreetime4irakli]

Beautiful. Judo/BJJ for life.